"French Philosophy Since 1945" is a comprehensive non-fiction book that explores the development and central themes of French philosophy after World War II. Written by renowned authors Etienne Balibar and John Rajchman, the work offers an in-depth analysis of the problems, concepts, and innovations that have shaped the postwar French intellectual tradition. Spanning 480 pages, the book addresses various movements and thinkers that influenced the philosophical landscape of this period. It is aimed at readers seeking a deeper understanding of the history of philosophy and the associated religious questions. The English-language publication from 2011 is suitable for both students and professionals interested in engaging with the complex ideas and theories of French philosophy. This scholarly work serves as a valuable reference for anyone interested in the intellectual currents and their impact on modern philosophy.